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Basic Fire Awareness Course
Fire Warden Course
Fire Evacuation Plan
Consultancy on fire extinguishers and emergency signage
Fire Evacuation Drills
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EVAC+CHAIR 300H
The Evac+Chair 300H MK5 is lightweight and features a double hand grip, anti-slip grip, a redesigned hammock and unique friction belt to ensure a safe and comfortable evacuation for the mobility impaired. With a 182kg payload capacity, this is our most popular choice for single-person operation. +44 (0)121 706 6744 | evacchair.co.uk | enquiries@evacchair.co.uk Evac+Chair International Ltd, Unit 4, Central Boulevard, Blythe Valley Park, Solihull, West Midlands, B90 8AW UK 1 Double handed grip Enhances user operation 2 Anti-slip grip Improves stability and operation during passenger transfer or when operating the kickstand 3 Redesigned hammock Greater passenger comfort 4 Unique friction belt system Self-braking track to control smoothness and speed of descent 5 Contoured headrest Accommodates new double hand grips 6 Sewn-in safety belt Improves safety & durability 7 Redesigned kickstand, with repositioned rear wheels Increased stability and enhances operator handling 8 Upgraded castor wheels Stronger 50mm wheel improves operation 9 Simplified graphical instructions & user guide Easy to follow step-by-step instructions
EVAC+CHAIR 500H
500H MK5 Increased passenger payload capacity of up to 227kg The 500H MK5 is our robust evacuation chair for any passenger build with an increased payload capacity of up to 227kg. Featuring a double hand grip, descent control handle and footrest. The descent control handle enables a second person to assist and also provides a footrest to the passenger. The unique friction belt ensures a safer and comfortable evacuation for the mobility impaired. Click here for price information ENQUIRE Book a FREE Evacuation Assessment Book now With no obligations! WHAT'S INCLUDED BENEFITS DOWNLOADS FEATURES Double handed grip Enhances user operation. Contoured headrest & integrated safety strap Provides passenger support and comfort. Redesigned hammock Greater passenger comfort. Sewn-in safety belt Improves safety and durability. Simplified graphical instructions & user guide Easy to follow step-by-step instructions. Large 100mm castor wheels Ideal for operation over uneven terrain. Foot strap Helps secure the passengers feet. Unique friction belt system Self-braking track controls smoothness and speed of descent. Foldable descent control handle/footrest Enables a second person to assist in operation, if required. PRODUCT INFORMATION Foldable descent control handle/footrest The 500H MK5 has an increased passenger payload capacity of 227kg. Designed for stairway descent and includes a foldable descent control handle/footrest for two person operation. Robust design The robust yet compact design makes it easy to store. Suitable for a one to two person operation. PEOPLE ALSO VIEWED: Reception Notice Learn more Anti-Theft Device Learn more Chair Stand Learn more CAN YOU EVACUATE SAFELY? Ensure the people entering your building are safe. Book a free Evacuation Assessment Book now With no obligations! OUR ACCREDITATIONS Book a FREEEvacuation Assessment Book now Contact us today to speakto one of our experts Call now +44 (0) 121 706 6744 enquiries@evacchair.co.ukMade in Britain logo Website Terms of Use Privacy Policy Cookie Policy Supply of Goods and Services GDPR Data Privacy Policy © Evac+Chair International Limited 2024 Company Reg No.3593826 England Feedback
Basic Fire Awareness Course
This course is the basic fire course. This 3 hour course, consists of both theory and hands-on practical using fire extinguishers.
All our courses are tailor-made for our clients, and they can be delivered at the client's premises.
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FIRE EXTINGUISHER TRAINING WITH VR
With
up to 7 different scenarios in which the participant will
need to choose the correct extinguisher for each fire and
practice the fire extinguishing with a real fire extinguisher It
includes the pin extraction
It
will show the results analyzing 5 different parameters.
Fire at Home - in which the participant will
need to choose the correct extinguisher for each fire and
practice the fire extinguishing with a real fire extinguisher It
includes the pin extraction
It
will show the results analyzing 5 different parameters
Training
in the correct decisión making when
facing a fire The participant will learn about
the dangers of the different elements in a fire
smoke fire toxicity etc and the importance
of a correct decisión taking process
Simulates
a real sized three bedroom appartment in which a
fire is triggered The participant will need to react in a tough
situation
Decisions
condition the evolution of smoke and fire
Awarded
with the best Project of the year
E
Xtinguisher allows to learn how to
use a real fire extinguisher in life like
scenarios
Fire Warden Course
It is important that a sufficient number of competent persons are nominated to implement the evacuation procedures and whatever steps are required for the effective use of firefighting equipment on the premises. Many organisations fulfil this requirement by the appointment and training of fire wardens to assist during an evacuation of the premises, and in the use of the fire extinguishers provided.
Fire wardens can act as the eyes and ears of the person appointed to manage fire safety in the premises by constantly being alert to the hazards and associated risks of fire in their workplace and reporting any problems before they are allowed to develop.
This course, will add on the Basic Fire Awareness Course, on goes into more detail regarding Fire Evacuation, and roles of the Fire Wardens
The duration of this course is 4 hours.
Fire Evacuation Plans
In premises where members of the public or persons unfamiliar with layout of the premises are present there should be means available to identify the key escape routes. They could include schematic drawings and most importantly emergency escape and exit signs.
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Fire Evacuation Drills
No one knows when disaster could strike, it can happen anywhere at any time. The best thing we can do for ourselves and our employees is to have an emergency evacuation plan.
Practice makes Perfect. It is important to practice evacuation drills on a regular basis to ensure everyone knows exactly what they are supposed to do. It helps eliminate chaos and regular practice makes sure even new employees know exactly what they are supposed to do.
A good evacuation plan keeps employees calm and gives them a checklist for exactly what they are supposed to do. It keeps them focused on the task at hand and their #1 goal which is to get to safety. It is also important for all employees to know what they are supposed to do so that they can aid any visitors that may be present. Also, make good use of the practice drill time by making sure that escape routes are clear from clutter and that all fire safety devices are in working order, (fire extinguishers, smoke detectors etc.) and to ensure that all first aid devices are in their proper place.
A good plan is a plan well executed.
The fire evacuation drill tries to present a simulation of a fire situation. Usually the fire alarm is activated and building occupants are required to implement their emergency procedures. The evacuation is observed by a drill co-ordinator who will evaluate and report on proceedings.
In Malta, Subsidiary Legislation 424.15 states: "(15) The employer shall ensure that fire drills are carried out at least once every six months and a record kept of these drills:"
Consultancy on fire extinguishers and emergency signage
Fire Extinguishers should be located in conspicuous positions, available at all times for immediate use.
Extinguishers should be securely hung on wall brackets with the carrying handle of larger heavier extinguishers 1 metre from the floor. For smaller extinguishers (not heavier than 4kg), the carrying handle should be mounted 1.5 metres from the floor.
Where this is impractical extinguishers should be located on suitable floor stands. In schools and similar locations, it is preferable to use recessed housing, suitable cabinets or extinguisher covers.
Extinguishers should generally be sited in such a way that it is not necessary to travel more than 30 metres from the site of a fire to reach an extinguisher (Class A risk). For flammable liquid, cooking oil/fat or electrical risks the travel distance should not exceed 10 metres (Class B and Class F risk).
To avoid confusion, all extinguishers installed in any one building or single occupancy should have the same method of operation and if intended for the same function should be similar in shape, appearance and colour. The position and type of fire extinguisher should be indicated by a sign.
Wherever possible, portable extinguishers should be grouped to form a fire point (an area with multiple exit options, extinguishers and a means to raise the alarm).
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